Claire-dat-Saurian

Hey, my name is Claire (She/Her) First and foremost, 23, Dinosaur enthusiast, hardcore Pacific Rim enjoyer, loves shipping fanart, and proud to be Trans/Lesbian. Profile pic and cover photo drawn by me. Memes, art, and Fanfictions, follow for more. | Want an art trade? DM and we’ll discuss.

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UNSC ships >>> any other sci-fi starship designs

I had a lot of fun with this one, and by the Prophets it’s gorgeous!

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Kinger isn’t a good sniper.

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This is why Zooble wants it.

This is my first time drawing these characters, be nice

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The Showa Era. The introduction of the most famous kaiju of all time, Godzilla, and many of his advisories and allies that would stay along side, or against him to this day.

It was interesting seeing how small (relatively) the kaiju are to modern buildings and how very few modern kaiju are around 50 meters or so, including Clover, who's a baby.

I feel this could be 1.) The sheer scale of modern cities would make them look small, and/or 2.) The suspension of disbelief that modern weapons can't kill them is hard to stretch against their smaller size.

Each square is 50m x 50m

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he Heisei Era. the second round, and the most iconic series of Godzilla films. These rounds of movies would see Godzilla himself double in height and engage a variety of new enemies, most of them being twenty meters taller than him,

No seriously, Biollante, Spacegodzilla's terrestrial form, MOGUREA, Super Mechagodzilla, and Destroyah are all stated to be 120 meters

In addition to these already large sizes, SOMEONE, not saying who, (Flying Space Godzilla) is so stupidly large that I had trouble fitting him in without obscuring anything else too greatly.

Each square is 50m x 50m

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irst person perspective does something to your sense of scale doesn't it.

Anyway, I know I can't call this an 'Ultimate Size Chart' because this only has most of the creatures that are larger than the Mammoth (which is the smallest creature on the chart.

Either way, I'm happy with the result and love how bogglingly huge the creatures are.

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Edit: Just now noticing that the Paraceratherium is mostly hidden behind Rockwell's tentacles

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Pacific Rim, my all time favorite movie. A love letter to kaiju and mecha media.

Uprising... well...

Anyway, like with the first film, marketing and on-screen depictions of its colossal combatants disagree on just how big they are.

For example, marketing and tie-in media state that Gipsy Danger is 260ft (79.3m) tall and Knifehead is 315ft (96m), yet, in the first film, both combatants are almost exactly the same height.

In additon, during the Tokyo battle near the end of the film, the Jaegers, when compared to say, the 40ft lampposts appear to be a larger size than their marketing

Other sources say that Gipsy is 288ft (87.8m) tall, assuming this means the top of its head, this would make Gipsy Danger almost exactly 300ft (91.4m) tall.

Using this scaling and applying it to the other Jaegers and Kaiju allows this size chart to be the most accurate it can be in relation to the Jaegers and Kaijus true, on-screen size.

As to why Hakuja is a PNG, I could not, for the life of me find an obtainable model of any sort

Each Square is 50m x 50m

[claire-dat-saurian]

Pacific Rim, my all time favorite movie. A love letter to kaiju and mecha media.

However, marketing and on-screen depictions of its colossal combatants disagree on just how big they are.

For example, marketing and tie-in media state that Gipsy Danger is 260ft (79.3m) tall and Knifehead is 315ft (96m), yet, in the actual film, both combatants are almost exactly the same height.

Other sources say that Gipsy is 288ft (87.8m) tall, assuming this means the top of its head, this would make Gipsy Danger almost exactly 300ft (91.4m) tall.

Using this scaling and applying it to the other Jaegers and Kaiju allows this size chart to be the most accurate it can be in relation to the Jaegers and Kaijus true, on-screen size.

Each Square is 50m x 50m

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I remade the iconic opening shot of Fallout: New Vegas with Halo models

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I was thinking about Gorngonopsids earlier, so I drew one, Inostrancevia specifically

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Got back into a little Ark craze, so I decided to draw a redesign of the Rex.

To which I am incredibly proud of the end result.

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Gallimimus

Diet - Herbivore

Average Height (Head) - 5.8ft (1.77m) Minimum Height (Head) - 5ft (1.52m) Maximum Height (Head) - 6.3ft (1.92m)

Average Length - 10ft (3.05m) Minimum Length - 8.8ft (2.68m) Maximum Length - 11ft (3.35m)

Average Weight - 190lbs (86kg) Minimum Weight - 140lbs (64kg) Maximum Weight - 300lbs (136kg)

Habitat - Plains, Temperate to Tropical Forests, Jungles, Scrubland, Deserts

The Gallimimus of FMM UV-32 differ greatly from their Earth bound counterparts, most notably, they lack feathers and are much smaller. In addition, besides insects, which only compose a very small part of their diet, they are entirely vegetarian, plucking at seeds, grasses, leaves, nuts, and fruit. Their main defense against predators is their skittish nature and speed, able to outrun and out maneuver all but the fastest predators on the planet, lone Velociraptors in particular are their main predators. Their rustic colored scales and similar body plan causes many novice Hunters to confuse these skittish herbivores for the vicious Velociraptors, and vice versa, this leads to many clients shooting innocent Gallimimus, or perish at the mercy of a hungry Velociraptor.

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Now, Dimetrodon, I wanted to implement some retrodesign by adding the crocodile tail.

Diet - Omnivore

Average Height - 5.3ft (1.62m)

Minimum Height - 4.4ft (1.34m)

Maximum Height - 6ft (1.83m)

Average Length - 10.2ft (3.11m)

Minimum Length - 8.6ft (2.62m)

Maximum Length - 12ft (3.66m)

Average Weight - 375lbs (170kg)

Minimum Weight - 260lbs (118kg)

Maximum Weight - 580lbs (263kg)

Habitat - Deserts, Wetlands, Jungles, Sub-Tropical to Tropical Forests, Scrubland

Unlike their Earth bound counterparts, the Dimetrodon of FMM UV-32 is a relatively passive Omnivore.

These alien Synapsids work as cleanup crews in the Eastern regions of the Central Sector as they feed on any morsel available. Seeds, sprouts, fallen fruits, scraps of meat, lizards, eggs, insects, worms, and carrion constitute their wide diet.

Like many relatively smaller animals, Dimetrodon are prey for the planet’s predators, however, with vicious teeth, claws, and a greater average size, they are more capable in defending themselves from predators compared to Moschops.

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And now for a series of redesigns, going to FMM UV-32 to redesign animals from the Carnivores series, starting with Moschops

Diet - Herbivore

Average Height - 3.6ft (1.10m) Minimum Height - 3ft (0.91m) Maximum Height - 4.3ft (1.31m)

Average Length - 7ft (2.13m) Minimum Length - 6.1ft (1.86m) Maximum Length - 8.6ft (2.62m)

Average Weight - 330lbs (150kg) Minimum Weight - 220lbs (100kg) Maximum Weight - 660lbs (300kg)

Habitat - Everywhere

The single most common, non-Dinosaurian terrestrial vertebrate in FMM UV-32’s Central Sector, Moschops are a very successful herbivore, with many relatives on the Dinosaur Planet, such as the Triassic Sector’s Lystrosaurus. Like many smaller animals on FMM UV-32, Moschops is Diurnal, active during the day, and resting at night. Most of their daylight hours is spent doing what you’d expect from a chubby herbivore such as Moschops, eating. Moschops feed on any plant they can find and reach, feeding on grasses, ferns, herbs, mosses, seeds, and roots, in addition, Moschops will even eat fungi. Moschops are not necessarily social animals, however, their common abundance and passive nature means that they are rarely aggressive towards each other. As Moschops breed year-round, males are always ready to spring into action at the scent of a receptive female. Where many herbivores are found, there are inevitably carnivores that will feed on them, and Moschops are no exception, small and medium sized carnivores commonly prey on these skittish animals, the similarly colored Allosaurus being one of their most prominent predators.

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Walking with Dinosaurs 2025 quickly became another stain on the legacy of the revolutionary 1999 documentary.

Abandoning what made the original standout and opting for a generic, bare bones on creativity (no pun intended) slog.

Out of respect for the original I decide to make a resound re-edit of the T. rex vs Triceratops scene in episode 1, altering it to depict a realistic one on one fight between the two.

I thought about adding the original narration and score, but decided against it as I had already put a lot of work into it.

If enough requests come in I’ll add narration and the score.

I hope you enjoy my Scene Edit/Fix of Walking with Dinosaurs

DISCLAIMER: Blocked in Ireland and UK

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I had a lot of fun with this animation, using the mix shader to attain the camouflage effect, it just came out so good!

I’ve got other goodies I’m working on too! Stay tuned

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I’ve slowly been inching myself into animation in Blender, sci-fi ships are one thing, but animals are another.

Although it’s just the neck and head moving, I’m still very, very proud of this.